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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25

st. Mary's church is handsomely de-
corated with evergreens and natural
flowers and an abundance of candles.
The first mass will be at 5 o'clock. Cele-
brant, Very Rev. Willebald Baumgart-
ner, O. 5. Il. Deacon, Rev. Patrick
Donlon, o. S. B., professor at st. Mary's
College, n. G. Sub-Deacon, Rev. Wal
ter Leahy, o. $. b., principal at St
Mary's High School. Low masses will
follow at y and 8 o'clock Late mass at
10 o'clock, with Rev. Walter Leahy, 0.
s. b., as celebrant; Very Rev. WILLIE
bald Baumgartner, o. s. b., as deacon,
and Rev. Z. Donlon, o. s. b., sub
deacon. The Very Rev. Brior Willie
bald will preach on the Incarnation. "
Solemn vespers at o'clock p. NJ.
The music, under the direction OF Rev.
p. Roman, o. s. B., with Sister Mary
Xavier, o. s. B., as organist, will be as
follows: Rosewig's Mass in sc" Of
fertory, Pastore's Erant Vigilantes I;
the Christmas hymn, by Lambilotte /;
Vespers-Psalms-plain chant o Salu-
taris Pour Noel--baritone and solo I;
Lnntum Efgo-grand chOrus Dy Lam
bilotie. Christmas offering for st. Jo-
seph'sO Orphan Asylum.
CHAPEL OF THE LITTLE SISTERS.
This chapel is decorated as much as
the rules allow. The masses respectively
will be at 6, 81, and 10 o'clock, Rev.
Father Cutler as celebrnnt.
ST. JosEpH's.
. This church is very handsomely deco
rated with natural and artificial flowers
and evergreens. One OF the special fea-
lures is christmas crib, represent
ing the birth OF the Saviour. There is q
complete set Of figures. including the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25
ST. PATRIcK's.

At st. Patrick's church the first mass
will be at 5 o'clock, followed by low
mass and later by high mass at 1920
o'clock. Celebrants, Revs. Patrick
Donohoe and j. l.. Herman. Miss Ellen
+. Oylwin will act as organist, and the
choir will sing the "Kyrie" and "Glo-
ria from Mozart's Twelfth Mass, the
"Credo " from Haydn's No. 3, and the
balance from Haydn's No. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25

At morning and evening service Rev.
J. B. Funsten, rector, will preach. The
music, led by Mr.. Bentley, viii be plain
but pretty. Starkeweather's TIE Deum
will be sung, and the hymns taken from
Hutchins's Hymnal The decorations
are very well put up. The rear walls Of
the recess chancel have been made a
solid mass of green in front stands in
bold effect against the dark background
4 large four-foot (silyer) cross, which is
surmountedby gilt crown. A gilt star
hangs from the centre Of the chaucel 10y
an invisible wire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25

The following music will be rendered
at Grace church, Rev DR.. Ii. NJ. Jack
son pastor Opening anthem, quartcttc,
"And There We're Shepherds Danks) ;
Venite in f. Danks) Glorias Duck and
Danks); TIE Deum G'estiyaD. Il Is
(Buck) Jubilati in C CBuck) Hymn,
"Shout the Glad Tidings " (Williams) ;
Hymn, "Christians, Awake quartette
(Warren) ; Ofertory, "Arise, Shine, for
Thy Light is Come" Q'uch).
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Gradually Gsiniag Ground A sfic'ii gaB--
Services on the West side Yesterday
Toe Denka-ds. believers ina simple re-
ligion neither moDstrous or eccentric in its
nssaois OF manner of execution aFc grad
uS.y gaining ioothOid ia Michigan. They
have pr,sperei for SOME time in Ohio aud
Feun-si qania and taeir missionaries aars
been Eor-ing sssiduouslY ia this STATE fJr
tie past i've wears raev Ere 10 y msin
f-'ni1g successful so-ietiss n graI0t IoGia,
Barry, bstoa and Saginaw c0nnues.
The sscold mseapg ever bed undeg the
auspices ofthis denomination IN this city was
held yesterday IN Pomeroy & LsTton : Hail
crrnsr OF West Fulton and Jsiisrson.sts.
Tee services we're conducted By Rev. 5. NJ.
smith. of Ionia. AFR. Ssn.th IS a spare man
with dark features, very Dl4cA eyes ald
about his Appearance that suggests ''mys-
terry" Th0ueh not s.oqEsn. he conduct
rle services In q manner impressive. and
rather fo-ms the conviction In the mind O.
me spectator that hs was specially ordained
for his calling.
The services n the morning bezaG with
singing and prayer, sffeT vsich followed q
sermon and tac exercises we're closed by
singing and prayer. In the evening ths
ssnlo order wes IouoNed The attendance
was lizhj. though tbe few that were their
sesned very devoted Il is the hope 70
create interest ruoasl here - encourage
fhe crgan kstion CT r s0cie,y snd the esfab-
ifshme1- oi 70 naucut uia~e u worship
A. present Gran. Rapids IS 0lig q mission
tfv post and service arr ls.d ouly ocrs.
sionauv. Arrangements nave hse9 made
trr noidiug services &, tne ssule place four
weeks herce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

8n Ape raeFlass Dlsfafrss ~ Ess tasstes
ssshssr. 81 sae tslssfskssr Shzseh.
A al1es saAa ssefa<s soassas stfon asssai-
olsl ia chs lnsefsaasl CiaaFcl yesterday
apornits lo lsrreipaEs RS tie services. isa
81 esv 1A2s.es f.zaref. commemorative
81 Arbgs iaY. fas sgf1sn oI tas sesmea
tas ehog4. o1sfiass. iae lsssoas znd tae
iczt sAs rEes aad theif O,sgn1less ben .
-aEs O. .aAa 10 tle seouolsy - asiure A.
s-TQngiy slxzesfive 81 ihe uert, 5f tae rev.
scead gea,irlnsns aiseolfss. - esii - tae
side scope 0f tlogEhs c0TeFei thr lessons
s4sea if0m The glf psalm IssIsa Al.
cl44fr AL toe lezt isaia1 LA-.t5 saog1
be read
kelersnoe vas 6gsf made "a
t1a eFman - The teaailfll cnstom
tTesa4las .n SOME coUntles ~ piant
free -f0n tAe tiriA oi q ehilJ aud sDt
EeleFcnee sas 80 male ~ fae speaker 0y
Tscz ing the be1aaili lsAsid ~ PAUL and
tifg.uIA GA the ls.s 81 flsaec. IA The
iadsan Ocezn. from premises. g. l0gieai
8ni ssa.isllcai cJDli IsiaDs Nr tluufeI
es-ried vie points of wi41ogu aai true poll
teal econoasY. as endorses 81 tae custom
"a setting sstie one day 0f the wear in
ehiea svesy Food ellizsn ct The STATE ot
All ll-An Is expected 10 devote 70 tse plant
iu., ~ trees Tor 'Ee ilsufe welfare 81 his
sf-ceudssts and ciiizrnS ia genera In $40
Fofl 90 tnis &C. fecitod numerous recofes Of
1s1eilis uufssi .n various Colutfles iTosa the
rae piaaUur nf tfees sad aiso o. oisassers
resulting fg8m ihs wholesale determination
~ f3fe.is- iuCilieESaiiy aas0ng tee latter
menuouins tie ONO river hoods snJ
the reasonable sxpeegstIoa ol disaster
llat may b. anticipated sooner or later
lr0-n Ike causes Oh the baoks oi the fifaut
river Reference VS. also uiAle - the
origin 0f tne gay in NrarRsae - years agO.
aud the beneficial results Ohisiued in inst
lnle from hc planting 81 ossl suOUN rcfes
oi timceg in The. STATE Prom suoirct fnst-
ter 0f thl- -afl from ihe suggestive
paeticzl lessons snd text a. wei 2s
lf0m personal experience aud Observations
made amid The Michigan VineIles and
elsewhere, b.. 'Fiuarer e4e~iied himself,
AMI led bis attentive audience down aad
anook the forest al.les OF Cod is first tef1-
pies Gad, as he remarked "perhaps His
last tesculBg as he Nrut sac e.hic- of
morally and pure religion driviag home
the practical use,alnsss al Ar0or Day and
cline hing al Wifh The duties incumbent on
The pine osyens 10 return i&'F perceDtal,e
- their wealth 10 citizens 81 Michigan ~
the shape Of public nequss,s fDr fhs esinb-
iishmsnt Of iioTaries. parks. pu,ac baths
snd other Institutions tor the comfort alt
welfare OF ict citizens. The discourse
throughout ws8 ieplete with data, senti-
n3er. az. tae p0ssr cg thought hat sway
the miud OF every lover Of forestry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25


flls .ca1asi has szprsssed ks belief
tAas G-and Rapids eau attain 10000 in-
hab4saafs within ihs aszs lvo yesFs-ia-
dssd. SO iaslst that tie Vsllsy Ci;y shall
ugmbss that roanj squire IN ls9l Ous
o, Toe Isseas by ~hich tbs end shall 10
attained b through tue cab.s ros1- It
viii be q Eost 3sngnlsr thing i, the cable
road Is not begGu within the rsx' tar
days. The isttsr from Er. LEyl waich
appears elsewhere this morning IS direct
and 70 he point Property owners up tae
hil aaa merchants aloa1 Censi-st should
heed its i1jnnctions. and at once. TIE
IELEsRA1l -klEzAI.D has 10 choice a. 70
route. bat 3 desires % see tbs eso.S road
bgili. aud &c hopes thas al people wno
have the sivanceme1t OF ne city st
hssrt vii interest themssiyss IL the
matter.
Do somsthiDx. gaG 10 n a. once.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

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irsaiisr. mixat very SCI rsoss1s saai tie
ssaals snd railroads s1oala bs 2pe1 10
ia tgs8s q oola asiioa4illlss % s4asi
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gasurs T. baill passly pe.ls.ssl fsilsos-is
an1 esaals - nioossE0ss.g saiissagzas
ft4vn
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
SAWDUsT.


aAiaE AN&fs
Otsawa-si. j. icing paved.
The are is - from here 70 Caicsgo by
boat.
The Mayer wall make his appointments
iom1rT0g night
TIE city va. vsFg quiet yesterday on ac-
count 81 tie cold wsatae~
YESTERDAY ~as change i2v on the police
force This wis ~ = chestnut s0on.l
Roysi Tsnplsrs Of Tsmpsfanoe meeting
tsnizht Important business Oh hand.
Thc Seu Nasosits" aud the Golden
cuers Company a. tae Opssa House to
gas
Several new additions t. the city sfe %.
.ug nsas sons 81 the land IN the south
sru ruas7As being ristfei
Ws.ch tae Tsap8Rku-H zRsLD for the
0Dsuiug ef he leaEue oess bail ssaeon. Il
~ publish = fgA TsFort Of the zaniss.
Fsr chs Samu1s- season the G. & ". NJ
"A irosa vii sive tae.r sm ployes three
aoar holslaT every SstnTasy afternoon.
The McNish. Johnson : slsviu Ain
strel Compsny. ieft here f3r Caiaaxe on
steamer AenoGsinee- They shoV ID f8is-
msu. IT,, tonight
shon. Gss hanaFed Fsopie we're a. ths
fetx Yesterday stSsrnncn - see toe Ne
aa1iinse oa oa hss arss irsp. she cAFnsd
sbeat one hundred eSsseaesss
rhe s1sansT Coranns ieft - $50 ?. n.
vcs.sfdsv fer ksaukexan. vhsre she vii
nat Ia fae maleV oa the tforaFich Ww.
Shore Hae rnaning ffom NsassgsB -
ersen Bsy. MsEolnines and other ~esi
shs-s poiule.
TIE ssesaasr Menoniaee lea here a. ,hs
ssnfe fims re array en- he 8rst Trip q Jhs
ses~an fsg fhlc4xa. ~fe. VII herer ffef
esse here san3aq ia~saay an ThazzSsv
sf.spe.ng a. Grand Eavsa for rssssurer-
ana sreizaf She s under H. rasaa.-srseu'
o. gspssia Resnsa. tEe Oldest capssia who
salts tie LAKES.
WnFar
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Whiis ELktsE is ia Chicago the Chi
ago M4ii IS a. gentle a. a sackirg dove
e Gays There 10 10 usoxe eo1splcsous
Hy'lrs Ia Ansries. s1d no mar, probably.
Sac coulaaDsls 90 large personal koi-
'lFiBg.' Bat q doea act believe. ii ves-
tu1ss 81 say. taa. it wcald Do wiss to
n9mia4ts BtAISE. bat, IS adls. ''shonld
tie >a.ionsi Convention decide th2s Mr.
DLAISE - she Esan sho al bsst unite
sas par.y be vii hsvs no moss earnest
supporter than ,hs Mad viii Be after that
1scialon u ma.is
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

The Democrat, thsough toe Medium
cf les Lansing lsttsss. Is booming ihs
Ssgiss~s "a sgainst Grand Rapids Tie
D~m0crui. h0Eevsr. brt follows the Old
ESTABLISHED sassoza Of the alleged news
papers Of this aiy IA crying down tbs
advancement oi ths city. Grand Rap
IDS .s not q c.sy yst, they sag, "it a on!y
q large village oi J00C0 inhabitants. T.
90 - shoas are Hol!snasrs who 90 Tot
soeax EHsksh, and who do nos wsat t..
A metropolitan psDsr Ike the IsrEsR ,tt-
HnBsrD csn never Iva IN such q plscs.
tnsy sad pear $40. bat thsy srs begin
Ming to earn that tAsy cannot cry davn
this rushing city to theis 'aeei. 6liLoukh
sbsy make 40 sfTor, - irse themselves ~
thar "pafsni-ioside iolrnslsn srd
kssD abress. Of ths city. The ezponss of
she te sxrspaie us~s ss-v.cs t7r cns sli.
iiou % the rEr FgRAE EsRtfn IS ne1ri4
do.itlr tAas 81 TIE lerss sthsy daHlss
combined. sad JET las paper g. sold fcs
two cents. while tbe price of sscb oi eos
ofhsrs "a sro csnts. This psnar irfaislas
ssvea copies Per w@sS 'or n shsiinF Ne
san coo aew subscribers in tiiis siF
this week. II you ara ir.saaly % e iissiy.
sntsrprisinr newspaper shi,h boo1s tae
frwn. hslp IA to gst ttsm ~ saying a
eocd Ford b soois ffi>zd sac does rct
tsks tae Tr1seRsx HEusLu
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Tie Grand Etg.5s ! ItiEsstH- Hzntlb dai
u0t give "a a pus with ihs rest Of the 'ss
tsemei sgourean exchanges bat that does
nos 80 "a from mentioning ITS m1E1i6-
rsut 1amoss o. Aosl if vita twenty pass'
Tde T asssto thinks thas Grand Rapics
VII aavs l0te30 popa.stian ina ave years
it g e hssa'fal city suj hss large NUN
her rs tariHy manaieeionss rnd 81 is
wealthy esF. ssi.sss ID not aecause foes. .izsd
e VII hare rs le3o1n r0,aiafion We
s.ssssi 0ut e. give tss TFlFsska HxsAta a
ssud ~ sui IS gou can gstthst excellent
paper fog CENTS. Y9a can ssaa-oT for e
EalE.s- = - Laa nLlr-nl l-9as..
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

Nes Dean Mss fafrsa aiaa - Nissos
Nicely sli teachers Ia fae pnsiie schools
stvs ile c..g las Teak. an1 vii sal i7r
rcr1pe ior = Sam6ser.s trip ere wees lrem
uex -atalas7 Mss feveii ~ 1nu Ars8r
~ll surpiF Miss Deans place foF tie e.
aucs ~ SIC sca0oi rssf Il ~ Past ard ais
sen HeuTY fosf- vii also r. - Ea1ore Il
fte near flfare f'ef4f f'arss wil 50
essf Psfiq f8fIa9 tne <1rtmsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

TIE wouan Tho wss ant 20 si for
tveiTe days fsr iruoksansss fsozn Psi,cs
rrarf -sfaritg snasf he nsaas 20 Mars
Heasfen wss = zoe0rsese ehsFscief from
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lna .as larmerig liFei a AiieEsn ard a.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

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ss-d ana saIoged ~ every boly iD the
ciSy yes.esdsy. Among other shsngs tt
colt4.asd tArae SOLID colalans o, "vans
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

roap7 ~ THE Pay gR WKEx rz eFs1
Il ess - otfssoef e. IN a q e-z~1sss "a
81 tiel-see. a. rery resso1ssAe rsses 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

WANrKB-A IADl ConkrsroND DENg - A
W e-sss1sea ot.ees l.stulaAszs. AAlsss.
eAA'i's <..,-iee i-ss sa1.>s esiS
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issti casa gissi a1fssflsv stta a. ~lsusI7s
~vs<hs is5 peusds sssanisDss god selsrs 40 :
ias1l ~ nln ~ ss1erat-r stsfe ilase sHa place
4a. .5arss. J. , 3, ~. eass Is.ssss.s -li.E..a.
Hetp DansesE--sfele
UTAN1ED GanKulAYEIY okE flRs4.
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RSats SOD = : I'D st-9i psy saF s4fiies.-als
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" a., aaa uae la ever toHn ia The tAite1
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NTAETED r. THREE FIasrcIAss FAPER
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s.eady eaYioylnent 70 right noa. a 3 foule :.
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T6TANTED-TwO GOOD CABINET MAKERs
~ afau good l1rntrs. good wages s.essy eui-
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flrre Must he ffnstly temfxIste Snd AoDcsl.
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calling o. DF. ". II. Ross. 01lce. HidaieO-sb
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-25

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IHAkJED-A DRUGGIST WHO cAN sPNAE
W tie German OF r. isnd and Eusish iau-
alcfe- Must tc tfnsly tem}scIste Snd honest,
and Dc allie ~ keep a small Cfus store neat and
clean. Such ,oUng man ezn dnd . rostif.n ~
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-02
Me,cment- Of menr, 5. I,e..

NV NoRg, Dec l--D-irict Attorney
Davis Is preparing \ formal complaint
against Henry $. I've, aud George II.
Slaynor, which VIII De- presented early
next week 10 police Justice and warrant
for their arrest asked iDr The complaint
will BE- sworn 10 by lawyer Charles W.
Cas-, who has been active in trying 10 get
Ives and Siayncr Indicted on the ground
that they unlawiuly conveyed 10 their
own use about $4,000 worth OF thc sccur.
tiles Of thc Mineral Range railway com
plny, which they controlled. Ives said
yesterday that he would be- ready when.
ever he was wanted, and that he had no
fear ~ tho result 4 dispatch received
from Cincinnati yesterday afternoon said
that an evening ptpgr there asserts that Il
has reasonable Authority for the state
mcnt that moycn nts arr IN progress
which in two wcch will result In placing
Henry :. Ives 4 GO. IN control 81 the Gin.
cinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton milruaL
This was shown No Ives bv q reporter.
lie read II carefully, SMILED his impOHur.
bablc smile and sad. "llnt is news a.
me-" His assignee Mr. Nelson Cromwell,
was also seen. lie Nill "Iho statement
that | went 10 Cincinnati on such business
as indicated in that telegram h not truci
and the whole story, ~ inr a. my knowl'
edge goes, Is equally untrue" The assignee
declined 10 go into particulars, but from
another source IL was learned that there
were two syndicaies quietly working for The
control Of this properly and that 10y rca'
son OF this the stool bad been strongly
sustained, but that these people were en-.
tircly independent oi Ives
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-02
nrIilIau, Marriage NJ columbus.

Special Dispatch % the Appeal
Columns, Miss, Dec. Mr.. w. +.
Cnddock, Of birmingham, and Miss Eva
Harris, OF Columbus, were married last
night at the Methodist church, Roy. Price
officiating. The bride, al all times one Of
our most beautiful society girls, looked
loyolier than ever last night She wore an
elegant white rep silk with silver brocadcd
panels and silver cord en- train. The bod.
ice was V-shapcd, front and back, with
folds Of silver; a long tullo veil and wreath
Of orange blossoms hung about her. Tho
ornaments were diamonds and a bouquet
OF white japonicas. A few friends were
entertained at the residence Of the brides
mother, and the presents were both num-
erous and handsome. Mcssrs. IT, w. Perry
and W. r. Martin, OF Birmingham, came
over with the groom, Mr.. Perry acting ~
best man. Mossrs. w. T.. Martin, II. NJ.
Waddoll, J. II. Sykes and II. J. Dashield
were ushers. The bridal party left this
evening for birmingham.
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Rouyier that he believed that public opn-
ion was now in his favor and that he could
form new Cabinet.
Troops guard the enhance 10 the palace.
The crowds in front OF the palaise Bourbon
became 80 demonstrating that cavalry were
obliged to charge them.
NJ. Paul dc Roulade and louise Michel
have been arrested. Crowds continue TO
flock to the Elysee, and Il Evolutionary
demonstration is expected.
A number of members of the Chamber
OF Deputies are in favor OF impeaching NJ.
Grevy il his resignation is not announced
when the sitting is resumed.